El Toro High School - Amanecer Yearbook (Lake Forest, CA)

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ADVANCED DANCE DISPLAYS CREATIVITY Dance Production, led by Ms. Carol Mitchell started with the Children s Con- cert in October. In January, they were invited to perform. Child Abuse in the Choreographer’s Concert. Following in March was Mirror, A Dance Concert, which was the main concert for the year. Seniors Charmaine Castillo and Dena Ming led the second period class. 1. Amy Fiedor. Sabrina Springer, Michelle Conyers, and Cindy Stacker perform The Wiz. 2. Mona Leung and Renee De Paul show liveliness In Puppets . 3. Dance Pro- duction — Top row: Barby Heavican, Susan Strabic. Valerie Doxy, Theresa Cabrera. Cin- dy Stucker. Michelle Conyers. Micaela Daly, and Miette Phillips. Second row: Jill Mar- chione. Sabrina Springer. Renee De Paul. Carrie Carlson. Erin Parnell. Mia Miranda. Lisa Crane. Amy Fiedor. and Leigh Mid- dlestead. Third row: Angie Hobson. Deanna De Robertis. Esther Whang. Mona Leung, Susan Slovak. Shannon McLaren. Cathy Ryan, and Brenda Gotsman. Front row: Char- maine Castillo and Dena Ming. 4. Dancers wave good bye in Double Dutch Bus. 5. Anne Curry performs We Got the Beat in the children's concert. 72 Clubs

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SONG EXHIBITS NUMEROUS TALENTS This year’s El Toro High School Songleaders. advised by Ms. Debbie Fletcher, worked hard to represent ETHS. They met every day during third period to practice routines for the foot- ball games and to make plans for their participation in school-related events. The Songleaders were Dana Strabic, Elizabeth Tillis, Camilla Formica. Char- maine Castillo. Kelly Havens. Kelly Mayer. Stacey Doss, and Mona Leung. At pep assemblies, they regularly did routines to pop music. Like the Cheerleaders, their job was to promote spirit and enthusiasm to the student body. Along with the cheerleaders, they performed regularly at all the varsity football, basketball, and other sports games. Many times they helped to make the signs that appeared on cam- pus promoting the games. 1. Songleaders Kelly Mayer and Kelly Havens join cheerleader Erin Parnell for some fun and refreshments after losing to Fotthill 23-0 in the second round of the CIF playoffs. 2. The entire 1981-82 pep squad do- ing their job: promoting spirit at a football game. Clubs 71

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THESPIANS IMPROVE THEATER KNOWLEDGE The Thespian Club, advised by Ms. Carol Stanfield, participated in many ac- tivities to further their drama abilities. In October, they donned Halloween costumes and worked at Pumpkin City. In December, the club gained eighteen new members at the initiation ceremony. Their annual Festival of One Acts came on March 20 and 21. The main purpose of the Thespians this year was to promote interest in theater and produce plays. 1 — Thespians: Top row: Ken Moody. Daphine Riggsby. Brian Day. and Rachel Howard. Second row: Lynn Whitman. Wade Kirk, Dawn Lee. Jayne Nugent, and Ms. Carol Stanfield. Third row: Diane Anderson, Christiana Swedlow. Kristine Thomas. Tif- fany Teinochl. Amber Seitr, and Chad Mar tin. Front row: Manfred Kuhnert. Cathie Mahon. Julie Stenger. and Christine Fisher. 2 — Treasurer Manfred Kuhnert. Shannon McCleary. Christine Fisher, and Ginnie Bergman attend a Thespians meeting. 3 — Ms. Carol Stanfield explains the point system. 4 — Julie Stenger expresses her views. 5 — Jayne Nugent. Kristin Thomas, and Carmen Sobrito listen carefully to Ms. Stanfield. 6 — Tony Bayard listens atten- tively. 7 — Patrice Spainhower eats lunch at a meeting. Clubs 73